FG

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LOL! :O))))

    Hi, DM,

         So I got promoted from a "fan" to the president of the fan club! OMG! I have never been a president of anything in my entire life! LOL!

I have not got responses for the last 2 e-mail messages yet.......maybe some pro-IRI IC members tip off Khamenei.......so Khamenei's English secretary decides to ignore, yolanda, the jokester!...........

Well, I will see what happens next!

Thank you for the laugh!

P.S. You are right....Supreme leader probably has not received anything abroad.......

Yolanda

No. No fatwas for your arrest,. Believe me. they are desparate to make some decent PR moves and create a good image. I am guessing they will soon propose for you to become the president of a fan club or run the PR office.

I am betting they are going like:

Hey guys. WHen was the last time we received so many emails from abroad? hmm... i think i am gonna suggest that more would be budgeted towards "cultural outreach" program.

Yeah Akhmad. that mean less money for your daily chelokabab!!!

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LOL! DM,

     Only 3 e-mail so far! You keep using the word "fan"........it just cracked me up........"fan" should be someone like "Sargort"...........I really don't deserve the "honor"..........LOL! OMG!

I guess no Iranians have sent him any e-mail.......I am not Iranian and have no relatives in Iran.......so I am not worried! I doubt he will issue a fatwa for my arrest............I am no Salman Rushdie!

Yolanada

By sending them so many emails they will have you on top of the list of their fans and might enter your name in a lottery where the winner will get a dinner for two with one of most loyal servants!

Are you excited???:)) i Know you are.

Excellent info. Thank you.

Excellent info. Thank you. Khamenie will be more brutal than Ghadaffi.

Let them hung Each other

Whatever they are doing to is great and obviously they are just fighting for the power and from other hand our people are the ones who suffer and regarding American they don’t care about our people is nothing new, as long as all these reformist group are lobbying for the regime nothing is going to happen and our people must forget about Mousavi or the Karobi and people like them and our people must understand what is that they want , these reformist Islamist will not deliver, peaceful demonstration is not effective and they must come up with new ideas.

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"the population of Tripoli is almost entirely against Colonel Qaddafi but is being "held hostage by the security forces."
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Tehran is just like Tripoli! No difference!

Defector Sent to Replace Defector Defects

Though this report (from the NY Times Lede) concerns Libya, not Iran, several of the defector's observations recall Iran exactly.

A diplomat dispatched to Geneva from Tripoli by Libya's government to replace colleagues who spoke out against Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi at the United Nations last week, has defected and denounced the regime himself.

The diplomat, Muhammad Murad Hamimah, told BBC News on Friday from Egypt that the population of Tripoli is almost entirely against Colonel Qaddafi but is being "held hostage by the security forces." (Simply swap "Iran" for "Tripoli" in the above sentence).

Asked about images of pro-Qaddafi rallies shown on Libyan state television, Mr. Hamimah said that it is not hard to round up one or two thousand people to demonstrate for the cameras if you pay them (Does that sound familiar?)

Hamimah says he "rejects the mandate from the government, which has lost its legitimacy as a result of the commission of acts of violence, intimidation and random murder against masses of innocent people." (Is there any need for explicit comparisons?)

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I am glad that the bully who harassed Rafsi's daughter has been identified! I e-mailed the video to Khamenei's website last Saturday.

Thank you!

FG, Thanks for Great blog

with all description of this barbaric IRI/IRR and its bastard Rahbar.

Does Khamenei know how badly he is losing the propaganda war?

Censorship used to be easy.  Today, a regime can arrest journalists and protestors, swipe rooftop dishes, jam the airwaves, etc. and people learn the truth anyway.  Censorship only works for regimes like North Korea--sealed borders, no trade, no travel, no phones (cell or otherwise), no internet and no computers. 

The regime can't choose the Noth Korea option for many reason.  Nevertheless, Khamenei persists in believing that his subjects can be kept from knowing how the other half lives or what horrific crimes the regime commits.  Where they do find out, he thinks he can retain respect by persuading them of the impossible--that he didn't play the central role in aiding and abetting so many horrors. 

My Dear Mr. Khamenei:  

You would be wiser to assume that every time you encourage  commit a new outrage, people will know. The news will appear first on one internet site (Scott Lucas' Enduring America in the above case) and others will pass it along to hundreds of sites.  Lastly for those lacking technology within Iran, it travels by word of mouth.

LOSERS--THE SUPREME LEADER AND PALS

The regime's lies work as well as Nazi claims of impending victory after losing 300,000 men at Stalingrad and most of their armor at Kursk.  People just scoff anymore.  They don't even bother reading regime mouthpieces except for laughs.

The Iranian people know what they are getting what others enjoy elsewhere by contrast.  Even the dumbest and least educated are unlikely to swallow the following whoppers:

--The demonstrators are holiday shoppers. 

--The regime is so popular that even if security forces and plainclothers were withdrawn only a few hunded people would show up to demonstrate agains the regime.  ("Then why not prove it?" say the people.  My own bet is multi-millions especially when word passed along that it was safe).

--Consider this sample from six different theories on who killed Neda ("It was the doctor."  "It was her fiance."  "It was the Greens trying to frame the regime." "It was the MKO," etc.)

--Even if crimes occurred on such a scale, the people still respect Khamenei and love the concept of the Islamic Republic ((Alas, just as Stalin knew about the gulags and Hitler about the concentration camps, Khamenei knew of and approved all).

--The moral regime never sent anyone to attack the homes and mosques of Ayatollahs who condemn the regime's crimes.   Nor did it jail the children of hostages or attack the funerals of those it murdered.

--Moussawi and others really do need protection from Israel, the MKO, the CIA, etc.  (Everyone knows there is only one source from whom they are in danger.  Time after time spokesmen for the regime have repeatedly called for their imprisonment and execution).

--The Supreme Billionaire and his wealthy hardline clerics are moral exemplars who the people should emulate (And why would the people do that?).

--The people of Iran are psychologically different from other human beings, especially young Arabs. 

Unlike young Arabs who demand social and political freedoms and decent economies relatively free of favoritism and corruption, Iranians ordinarily would never want such nonsense.  It follows that someone (MKO, the West, Israel) put them up to it.  Iranians actually love thier payless paydays, their beatings, their religious police, their rigged trials, the seizure of their cell phones and rooftop satellitees etc.  

SERIOUSLY THE WORLD--AND MUSLIMS ESPECIALLY--OWE A GREAT DEBT TO SAYYED KHOMEINI AND OSAMA BIN LADEN

Had anyone done more to disillusion the masses regarding the idea of rule by empowed clerics?

People in Iraq and Swat (Pakistan) who experienced the great joys of living under Islamist rule--Al Queda in this case--described their feelings upon being liberation as "like escaping from hell."  

Most Iranians living under Khamenei and the Islamic Republic now see themselves in hell.  It doesn't matter that they once welcomed the concept of "Islam is the answer."  Having got a dose, they'll be immune forever from such an idea once this regime goes.  For his part, Khamenei will go down as the worst ruler in 4,000 years of Persian history.